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Mariano Azuela

1873–1952 1 volume Literary Classics

The life

Mariano Azuela was a Mexican novelist and physician who served as an army doctor with Pancho Villa's forces and wrote The Underdogs from the saddle, publishing it in a El Paso newspaper in 1915. Ignored for a decade, it was rediscovered in 1925 and became the founding novel of the Mexican Revolution. He practised medicine among the poor of Mexico City to the end.

Paintings from these volumes
La vuelta del malón
La vuelta del malón Ángel della Valle
Breton Women Attending a Pardon
Breton Women Attending a Pardon Émile Bernard
The Bagpipe Lesson
The Bagpipe Lesson Henry Ossawa Tanner
Jay
Jay Józef Chełmoński
Le Pré cabri à Plombières
Le Pré cabri à Plombières François-Louis Français
The Bridge (Summer Evening)
The Bridge (Summer Evening) Hans Thoma
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